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"Memoir of John Frederic Oberlin, Pastor at Ban De La Roche" recounts the life and work of Johann Friedrich Oberlin, a highly influential pastor in the Ban de la Roche region. This detailed biography explores Oberlin's profound impact on his community through his tireless dedication to education, agriculture, and spiritual guidance.
The book includes a narrative of Louisa Schepler, offering additional insight into the social and religious context of the time. Portraits of Pastors Stouber and Oberlin, along with L. Schepler, are featured, accompanied by illustrations that enhance the historical value of the account. This memoir serves as a valuable resource for those interested in religious history, biography, and the transformative power of dedicated leadership.
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